Located on John’s Island – about 12 miles from downtown Charleston – is The Angel Oak Park, where a stunning Southern Live Oak tree, estimated to be 400 years old, stands beckoning those to reveal its secrets. Here we share some Angel Oak Tree history and background. About the Angel Oak Tree The Angel Oak […]
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The Gullah Geechee people, descendants of African slaves in the southeastern coastal regions of the United States, have made enduring contributions to the cultural tapestry of the South. Preserving their African linguistic and cultural roots, the famous Gullah Geechee people have created a unique and vibrant heritage that spans language, music, art, and food. In […]
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Many Gullah traditions were born of necessity, but most were a natural result of the lives and lifestyles of enslaved Africans during the 18th century. Gullah traditions are rooted in the cultural heritage of African Americans in the Lowcountry, and remain vibrant customs today. Let’s examine these traditions and discover how the Gullah people practice […]